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What Happened To Spellbreak? - Rise and Fall of a Magical Battle Royale
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- What happened to Spellbreak?
For a new game to stand out in the battle royale market, game developers needed to take the genre in new directions that hadn’t been explored yet.
Eventually, one indie game company saw how fun and exciting the battle royale genre could be and thought “Could we do a cool, interesting fantasy version of that and make it into something awesome?” Rather than using guns, this team thought that magic was the way forward, and looked to go toe to toe with the giants of the battle royale genre.
This is the rise and fall of Spellbreak.
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It's a shame that this game didn't take off because it was fun and unique. Also would have been cool to see another game company to make it big and drive innovation into other games based on their ideas of BR. The fact that you could combine your powers was so good! Also the fact that you can combo abilities with other players gave a big twist on team play synergy. I mean slowing the enemies with ice, then rock slam them for high damage and then set them on fire for the DOT would be almost an instakill
nah matchmaking in that game was ass!
instead we live in a timeline of fortnite
Frostborn for live
I tried the game and really wanted to enjoy it but the core gameplay just wasn't appealing enough for me :(
Not sure what would've helped but it's not the game for me
@@thadex454 Why is that an issue at all? Just because one game couldn't reach an audience don't mean you need to shit on another game because it has one
I remember that in closed beta the devs opened a discord call so people could ask them about the game, i was one of those people and asked them if they planned on adding new elements to the game later on or in the full version, they simply answered "no, not for now". Not adding new gauntlets was part of the plan from the beggining apparently, and that was their mistake
I can't understand the mindset of these small devs. There are countless example of indie game that grow big cause they keep adding contents despite the initial launch wasn't that huge. Yet, these guys are here refusing to do that exact same thing, lol
YES, I was there too! I found it so incredible that devs hosted live Q&A, and it made me love the game so much more, for the short time I played it during the beta testing.
The loot system in spellbreak wasn't too bad so I think they could have afforded to add more gauntlets or at least mix up the spells
Spellbreak could've been as popular as Fortnite if they paid influencers to help promo it on Twitch
@@thadex454 that would've legit helped
I adore this game during its hype. Poured hours into this game, and pulled some of my friends to play it. But just like every other BR games I eventually stopped playing and moved on from it. Sad to hear the current situation of the game.
Good concept but bad execution for marketing and bugs
@@thadex454 i dont think they messed up on either of those departments.
This game was pretty fun for a few matches. Hard to play well on a controller though
Loved using the ice power and speeding over it. That shit felt like how imagine it would feel to be Frozone
where's my supersuit
Actually controllers got insane aim assist and were the meta even for PC
I love wind. Nobody could hit me and i was extremely fast. I either used rock or poison and it was extremely fun
@@cjkmelee
Controller aim assist got to the point where it was a soft aimbot. I've seen several videos of players not even touching the controller and the targeting reticle still moved and tracked players. It was particularly bad to the point where Lightning gauntlets were the meta because the hitscan worked too well with the aim assist. It actually forced Proletariat to turn the aim assist way down but by then it was too late. A lot of players quit because the devs dragged their feet on nerfing controller aim assist.
This and Apex are the only BR games I've gotten into. The jumping and levitation made movement feel great, but the way that some gauntlets were better against ground or airborne targets provided a ton of tactical choice. Plus the slower projectile speed on most spells made reading a target's movement fun. All of it made combat feel like a battle of wits and not just who can jump who with a headshot.
Same for me
I played from day one. I was so excited when it was being revealed and even more after watching some videos on the beta. Maybe it needed more advertising to get rolling.
In any case, I hope Proletariat returns. Such a great concept for a shooter with the game play to back it up. I hope they can do more with it and that they can just keep it going.
The small community is still hosting competitive tournaments and events for those of you that keep talking about how much you “loved” the game! That love doesn’t have to be past tense. We are still here, and there are quite a few people putting immense time, effort, and resources into keeping it as fresh as we can without dev support. Stop by any content creators twitch stream and I’m sure they will tell you all about it!
Name some streamers
Id like to get into a tourny..where can i find this info
Problem is the game doesn't update so it will never bring people
Man preached but gave no info
@@ajoshua013 fr lmao i was waiting for the @
I feel like, if an open-minded dev team started with the loose goal of attempting to imagine “a MOBA, but as a free-for-all instead of team versus,” and then just prototyped and iterated a lot to see where the fun is, this is definitely one of the stronger possible design paths that their base idea could lead them down.
Funnily enough, BarBarQ and Brawl Stars each managed different halves of the idea(basic abilities and ults, respectively). If only there's another BR MOBA game where those aspects complement each other...
@@revimfadli4666 eternal returns
@@pr3k716 thanks for mentioning it i will look into that since i never heard of it before.
ONE word : Gigantic
Damn this hurt, I was there day 1 rooting for them, I had a lot of fun with it. Sad to see how far it's fallen
So was i man i wqs hoping it would take off but it gradually died same for hyperscape i was never good at it but the uniqueness of the dead games is like fortnite adding building its just something so cool you wish it stayed
The game still has an active and hard working community, hosting comp events and stacked lobbies. If you ever feel like trying the game again, streamers like 11_SHOGUN or Green_Sloth_Gaming are hosting stacked lobbies almost daily...
The game was fun and they made some very cool cinematic trailers i feel like if this game didnt put so much time into cosmetic it would of been good the thing is bringing a game back from the dead is not easy especially when its lost alot of its player base
It's painful to see so many different battle royales die out. Lots of potential out there probably just not enough interest is what I think
Yeah, BRs by design require a large player base, so it's really hard for them to make a resurgence if they fall off.
When you think there's so many BRs that failed. There's Realm Royale, Hyperscape, CRSED (Cuisine Royale), Darwin Project, Battlefield's firestorm, Black Ops 4's Blackout, The Culling, Ring of Elysium and that's just off the top of my head.
The more social a game is the less likely it is to succeed. Even if it's better than the competition, people will stick to what's popular and known. 1v1 games can stay alive decades after being dropped because you just need one other person to play, but when you need 6, 12, 36, etc. players for a match...
Players laziness
It's not painful battle royals are trash
If spellbreak ever does have a comeback, I'll be so excited it was my first battle royale that I actually liked.
As a long time player and someone who still sometimes plays the biggest issue is just proletariat they have ever since release went in the wrong direction and basically abandoned the player base after chapter 3 hopefully this game can return as the movement and combat are better than any other game I’ve played.
Watching this now, after spellbreak’s servers will be shutdown in a few months, really makes me wish we could’ve played this gem for longer. It really sucks that such a unique and fun game never got the chance to really grow. I’ll miss it
Member of that dedicated community here... been dreading this video coming!
Here's hoping we hear *SOMETHING* SOON
Bruh, game was doomed the moment they signed a deal with Epic. Literally anyone with eyes saw this coming lmao.
@@Aliothale epic had nothing to do with the games downfall
@@Aliothale i don’t think the game launcher effects the gameplay too much KEKW
Honestly, my favorite part of the game was the side mode, Clash, they had for a while. The game had a lot of expression with the various powers and gauntlets which led to experimentation as well as needing time to learn the depths of the combat. However, dying and being booted back to the menu made this a chore that many didn't want to go through, myself included. Clash was a team deathmatch mode that allowed players to make mistakes and not feel as punished for still learning the game. I still remember rounds where I went HAM with the stoneborn class and chrono rune to deal loads of damage while still packing stupid amounts of survivability. I could often get 20+ kills with that build. I don't know if pivoting away from BR would've saved the game, there seemed to be a lot of pessimism in the community towards the devs for wasting the game's potential and they were cynical about the game's lifespan. Regardless, it was the one BR I enjoyed, even if it wasn't for the BR parts. Rest in peace, Spellbreak. You will be missed.
Clash is what made me keep playing but when they replaced it with dominion, I didn't have as much interest. It was a mode I could sit back and casually play without worrying about dying or capturing an objective. Was disappointed to see it go.
As a 2,000+ hour veteran since the pre-alpha days of this game...it was amazing. At its' peak it was extremely fast-paced, great movement, and a ton of fun in the smallish community that knew each other. The downfall was almost entirely due to the team running the game. It felt as if instead of building upon your loyal, dedicated playerbase...the team thought there was room for such an offbeat, projectile + movement type game to succeed at a widespread level. The game at its' core never would've survived being a AAA title if the spirit of the game were to stay as it should've but I believe the team falsely believed they could oversimplify the game and water it down to appeal to the masses.
The team should've implemented ranked much sooner and in a much better format, preferably in some sort of solos or trios arena TDM.
Reason: This game at its' peak (pre-alpha/early alpha) was quite fast and intense. This made skill gaps between players apparent and imo not fun when a fight was very one-sided. However, spellbreak was one of the most exciting games to have an intense, drawn out skillshot/movement fight with someone of roughly equal skill. Those were the moments that were amazing. DM'ing the person because everyone sort of knew each other afterwards and lol'ing at the moments.
"mana cost" *zooms in on health and shield bar*
I miss this game :( it was actually really fun
Like they said, the game is still around, and does have the bare minimum of players to have active sessions per queue, so it ia far from dead, but it is on life support until the developers either come back, or the servers finally die out.
Played it in closed beta, after my graphic card fryed, I never got to play it again, but I loved every aspect of the game. RIP :(
Man, this looks awesome, hope they can get back up cause it looks like a good game
It was fantastic, and towards the end they were making some great updates like making the aim feel better etc. Wish the devs were still communicating
I was never into fps games so I was interested I had a junky laptop so I was saving to buy a new pc in America so I could get into Spellbreak.
I'm really disappointed that it died before I got the chance to properly check it out.
I recommend still checking it out, matchmaking shouldnt take longer than 5m even in downtime. It should be fun for a few weeks
@@yes78 I just hope the game doesn't go belly up while I wait to buy the new pc.
Remember kids never let your passport expire.
@@yes78 7 minute in queue before getting an error that says there are no matches. Nice TvT
@@vitozd2001 the playercount dropped faster than i thought 😂 at least its free
It's about time... The little brother of HyperScape
Also don't forget about Realm Royale LMAO
@@blazevoptixzz9748 the classic, chicken royale!!
@@laughingnotlooking When you think there's so many BRs that failed. Also there's CRSED (Cuisine Royale), Darwin Project, Battlefield's firestorm, Black Ops 4's Blackout, The Culling, Ring of Elysium and that's just off the top of my head. I loved Realm Royale though there was something quite fun and relaxing about it with unique ideas, like how you can dismantle weapons and abilities so you can craft more.
@@blazevoptixzz9748 Wait What?? You think Blackout failed? Without that mode, Modern Warfare wouldn't have been the popular title it is today. I actually liked Blackout more that Warzone. It just wasn't free to play.
HyperScape had so many issues making it unable to play
I absolutely love this game and lore. I play it from time to time even though I get rocked. It’s still fun as hell
There was a phase where I loved this game and played a lot. But because Spellbreak wasn't very noob friendly they patched the movement and how Mana worked, which made the game less fun in my oppinion. But anyways, even if it is not as fun as it used to be anymore, I still highly reccomend to try it out. It is playable on almost every platform and it's free. There are a lot of bots though and the "real players" you mostly meet in the late game. I really hope this game comes back some time in the future.
How did the mana work in the game?
I remember playing this when it came out. Didn't stick around since br's aren't my type of game but I really enjoyed it mechanics and how it played
This game looked like a lot of fun, hadn't heard of it until today.
Its free to play the servers are still up too
@@TTEREVE nah servers are so empty now
Nah you can still play
@@kidkaboodle7 You can still play if you have patience, hard/impossible to find matches.
In 1hr you might only get 1 match, if you're lucky.
Lets revive this game come play with us
Dude i love your channel so much, never stop making this
This game is amazing! I wish more people played it. Thanks for covering it, I hope this video helps.
This was the most fun and I had with a battle royale, so bummed to see a video like this cause this game deserved better.
Love how they point out the mama system but then zoom in on health and shield.
i loved the game, i started playing in the middle of season 1 and stay until the core changes they weren't bad but they transformed the game a lot plus the fact that 10 min for a Q just to play against bot was no fun.
this was honestly one of the most amazing games. I played all the way in the start as an Alpha tester. It's such a shame that this happened, because it's some of the most fun i've ever had
I feel like huge-studio battle royales have put such a high standard in players' minds regarding regular updating and adding new content. This things take a buttload of time, like new gauntlets? that's a lot of work.
God dam I love your videos, good video voice as well! Thanks dude
Loyal Playerbase checking in🤘🏾 Great Video!! Too sad and too true all at the same time💜
This one still makes me sad, I played spellbreak at launch and it's still basically the only battle royale I can really see myself playing for any extended period. I feel like the devs were really trying their best at making something special and they succeeded just enough to catch people's imaginations and get people engaged without actually hitting the threshold they needed to keep everything afloat. I'm holding out hope that some day something will happen with the IP, but I don't know when or how that would happen the way things are looking now.
really loved the gameplay. if it ever comes back to life, I'll be poppin off on tempest again
this is my third time thinking of or seeing this game again. definitely gonna get some friends to play it again now
Great Video man.
I really loved the concept of the game and the whole spell combination aspect. Too bad it didn't catch steam
I’m loving these videos :0
I remember signing up to the beta and loving the spell system and how they interacted, but the biggest flaw and in my opinion, one of the reasons why the game failed is beacuse it is at the end of the day, a battle royale. I feel like if they made it more like a battlefield like gameplay with 2 teams on big, but not as big as actual bf maps, it could've popped of more.
I come back and play this game I think from 2020, and yet I still have a lots of fun with this game
I got an idea for spellbreak devs. A lot of people wants a new rune so i got an idea for it. It will be like nature or plant rune, and for the basic attack it could be a rope made out of plants, flowres, leavs and roots. It would be mid range weapon and you would hold it in your hand. It would deal a little less damage than stonesharper. For the main ability it could summon a wall made out of roots and it would block attack but it lasts only 5-10 seconds. I personaly think idea is pretty good since players wanted a new rune.
I played this game a bit but was never good so I stopped, but I did watch it a lot. However over time, like you said, the gameplay never saw many changes. It got extremely repetitive that so many people I watched just dropped it, so I kind of stopped watching too. I hope they don’t abandon this. They had a hit on their hands.
You should talk about Dauntless next.
Dauntless changed way too much for me to stay with it. I liked the core gameplay of being similar to Monster Hunter but when they changed that core gameplay to something way different, it lost me.
I remember playing this a couple of times! It was pretty dope honestly.
Today's fun video
Thank you so much👍👍👍
Oh hey, you guys included one of my comments on Proletariat's debt financing lol.
I feel like there are some minor inaccuracies here. It wasn't just new gauntlets and classes, but also new modes that weren't battle royale which were lacking. The developers also became less and less communicative as time went on. That roadmap was never touched again.
Overall though, this is a good video that addresses most of the main issues, and it's great that you're giving Spellbreak some much-needed attention. Cheers.
This game was super cool. I didn't start playing until several months after launch but I thought it was very interesting. It was so fun just going into the practice mode and seeing what you could do with different combinations. I've never been huge into BR games but I thought Spellbreak would be the one that finally got me into the genre. Unfortunately all of my friends were completely over BR games and playing solo is only fun for so long. Hope we get something cool like this again.
Also, I would love a video on Population One! Population One was actually the first BR game that got me really into the genre
should do a video on Islands of Nyne, had a big release and was suppose to be "the first balanced competitive battle royale" it had one tournament then just dwindled off because of the lack of dev support. That game had some potential and had shroud and other big streamers playing it.
i was literally thinking about this game today, and then got recommended this video. insane.
Small community of us still alive and having fun with what remains of an interesting game. Most fun I have had has been playing with friends in 3v3 and 4v4
I really liked spell break when I played it, but like you said, the lack of new Gauntlets or other things like that are really what killed the game for me. I might try it again though and we’ll see how it goes.
still felt so bad with these one...I just realized there were almost no players in queue after taking a minor break
I really liked this game.
Reconnect
it's really sad to see Spellbreak go down like this :( it's such a great game.
I got into the closed beta for Spellbreak, and I think it was actually a lot of fun, though it did get quite repetitive. I still remember that early in the game's lifespan we actually used to NOT get a starting gauntlet and instead we had to look for the gauntlet for our class lol
Im obsessed with these videos.
I think the game needed more budget for marketing. This happened to be one of my most favourite games of all the time.
Y’all remember sliding on your ice sniper shots.
Oh man
The game was amazing, but instead of creating more interesting and immersive passive talents they opted to nerf and remove some of the options. They also changed a few of them around for better and for worse.
There was also that gamemode that was basically a complete game mode that they removed as well. It was like a 20 v 20 arena, team deathmatch type mode and along with the passives you obtain from reading scrolls, it was really fun. You could do glass cannon builds or my favorite was a scavenger and recovery build with stone and stay alive forever. Especially since Scavenger (or whatever it was called that replenished hp and armor on kills) would heal massive chunks during a fight and recovery was still working past the restoration and just really kept me alive.
There were better options for the actual battle royale because there wasn't that many times i'd be fighting against 5 people at the same time... All focused on me.
The new take on a battle royale without it being a new take on a shooter was perfect. Instead of adding to different Talents to utilize they decided to nerf and remove and swap them around and split them up. Some of it you could tell was filler, others you could tell was a frustration response, but they could have also increased the potency of other talents or reduced their cost.
As a lot of the problem why there wasn't a lot of diversity between builds there weren't many better options especially concerning the cost of a lot of them.
My friend would use Thirsty so that he could quickly consume the items that replenished a lot more HP and Armor, and it would share 50% of that with me. While I would run recovery but i'd normally use the Stone class and be the front line. We would also coordinate and ensure he would have all the large consumables and i'd take the smaller ones. Easy for me to use and stay in the fight, while it took him about the same amount of time, but for a bigger return for himself and the AOE would keep me alive as well.
Once we came back and everything was changed and shifted around there wasn't much left to desire outside of the new Relics. The Relics kept things interesting but with the changes to the Talents along with the removal of the Team Deathmatch game mode and that new one that was complete trash the game fell off for us. We still dominated a lot of the lobbies, but with the enemies hitting not as hard (because they removed the DMG Talent from Mind and nerfed the other one from Spirit) Along with the removal of Recovery there wasn't as much crazy fights going on.
Sure there were some interesting moments, but him watching as i'm fighting 3 people as he pops some potions then comes back swinging in full force as our HP bars just keep jumping from almost dead to almost full over and over.
They removed the Adrenaline rush. They removed the wow factor. The dulled the game down and didn't add anything to replace it.
No new Elements. No new crazy reactions. Why can't I slap people around with Water. Let me drown a fool. Something.
Despite all that the skins in the game are amazing.
Never heard of this game and online-only games aren't my type but it looks lovely visually and the twist of a Fantasy focus is a simple but effective one.
It always surprises me the dedication to play consistently and expectation for how regular updates are people have with these kinds of games. For games that get updated over time, I'm used to returning to it after months of silence to try it out... though I suppose I'm neither competitive or a single game focused content creator.
Dragon's breath to invisibility to close range acid slap to a fire wall to hit the now-fleeing enemy. Man, this game was so much fun. If only it had come out a year sooner.
Probably the one and solely BR that i played so many hours and found fun,unique,fresh and fun. The movement and fightins on this one were so much fun,engaging and just unique because the classes,combos and stuff
It's *such* a cool game with interesting mechanics and gameplay, but it's seriously held back by the fact that it's a battle royale
Exactly it could be a cool RPG game, with its story character progression, mission and may e multiplayer too
@@muglokdecrepitus1301 I was thinking more like PvE shooter, but either way, shouldn't have been a battle royale.
@@strawberrana A PVE shooter can be a RPG, like destiny for example. Or just a singlerplayer RPG shooter like Fallout or Metro
They could did a lot of different cool things with this combat system and fantasy world, but they decided to do a battle royale
Love that you'd talk about Hyper Jam
I had my BR hype at the peak of its announcement but it really took too long to get released and already moved away from everything BR related and started sticking to only one to get into.
I play it everyday
It's a 10/10 game
only problem is with the solo queue its hard to find players as there's no bots in game with you.
only a minimum of 39 players and a max of 42
When you play duo u get to find games one after another.
I actually wanted to redownload it the other day. Interesting to know what happened to it though
Great to see all the former spell break fans in this chat. Me and buddies really thought that it was the coolest game and one that really helped us work together combining our elements. We were always so sad that there wasn’t enough player so keep ranking up in dominion or just enough upkeep and new content to keep their player base.
This game is so much fun.
I hope it has a comeback.
It’s officially over. Proletariat released today that the servers are going to be closed for Spellbreak. Such a good game with so much potential squandered.
Why?
A topic that this video didn't touch at all was the fact that during the prerelease they switched from Steam to Epic Games due to an exclusivity deal, which meant lower discoverability and them competing against Fortnite on the latter's home field. That must have taken some impulse off their initial release
I played spell break late, after the hype died out in fact. Honestly I enjoyed it, it felt fun, but it felt dead at the same time. It felt like no one really played it. I’m gonna give it another go after watching this video
Played this game in beta and again on release. The idea is sound and it looks really fun in motion, but once you realize you only get 2 elemental gauntlets at a time, you understand how limited your combinations become. All of the gauntlet combinations have a couple cool movement or combat options, but you can't chain any of them together dynamically because you're stuck to just the particular combination you have at the time. I think even just allowing 1 more gauntlet in use would greatly add to the dynamism of battles and keep you on your toes, as opposed to now where it just feels like shooting in any other BR with a couple of special skills, giving it a bit of an overwatch feel.
I really loved this game, I hope it gets a resurgence of some kind one day 🙏
i really wanted to try this game before but i dont have good pc. now that i have one, i browse on my steam library and encounter spellbreak i immediately install it (2 days ago). after opening the game notice pop-up saying "67 days remaining before the server shut down" it was really heartbreaking i search what happened and thats leads me here.
i hope Proletariat will make a come back.
I just came back to this game. I'm on everyday again and this game is the shiznit!
Whoever edited this video really loves fighting game soundtracks.
I still love this game. I’m hoping some of my friends can play it with me soon.
Honestly?
I love spellbreak, I personally got into it when I just so happened to find it on the Nintendo switch store for free and tried it out.
It's an amazing expierence and pretty unique from other BR titles
I really wanted this game to be mainstream, the fighting mechanics were so interesting and fun
I saw a trailer for the game years ago and thought "That'll be neat when it comes out". Completely forgot it existed until now.
I remember getting into closed beta test for spell break it was so fun to learn and play sad to see it’s no longer receiving updates.
I loved this game alot and hope it returns even better with the company actually doing something about it
I loved spellbreak but there were never enough people playing it. You either went against literal bots and people first trying out the game or you were playing against streamers and people with godly aim. Never really felt like there was any in-between. Not to mention the poison fire combo was totally broken.
Hell yea dragonfire is still broken as hell and matchmaking used to be terrible. Now it's just 90% bot game and 1-5 real people if your lucky. I used to go up against krashy and he'd rock my shit
@@lewis6465 eww don’t remind me about the existence of that PoS Krashy
@@WhoStoleMyNachos bro krashy was a lad. He was cracked and fun to watch
@@lewis6465 He sexually harassed a female member of the community and then tried to slander her name while spreading numerous lies and frame himself as being innocent when she brought it to proletariat and they of their own accord permanently banned him. I myself was around him several times in VC, he was very weird and made a lot of people uncomfortable.
@@WhoStoleMyNachos oh shit I didn't know that. That's fucked
Was fun playing, but damn queue times. Really need more gauntlet
I started playing Spellbreak in Pre-Alpha October 2018 until a few months, it's sad to see how the dev and communication teams just disappeared
We also had hyperscape, gears or war 5, gigantic ,
And pretty much any game that isn’t fortnite , cod , or apex or madden or nba2k but for whatever reason ppl can’t find it in them to play other games no matter how great they are or could be over time .
Aaaaand it's done. Watched this researching the studio Blizzard absorbed to work on WoW
Spell break was fun, looked great, and had cool designs for classes and characters. RIP spellbreak!
The game was really fun, idc if it was buggy or it needed new gauntlets. Just because some of that couldn’t or wasn’t added, doesn’t mean the game isn’t fun anymore. I just got back into playing it and I think it’s still great, tho it is very very sad to hear that they are shutting down the game which I really hope does not happen.
I remember the closed beta!!!
Me and my friends became some of top of the EU leaderboard and had tons of fun! With the Bugs it just got boring and i remember the air gauntlet to be very op!!!
i downloaded this game probably within the first few months it came to console. It was soooo fun....for like 3 weeks, then the gameplay got a bit stale. its a shame they didn't add anymore classes or gaunlets.
I usually hate BRs, but I loved the combat of this game. I would've killed to have an RPG set in the same universe with similar mechanics.
Thank you
I have never heard of Spellbreak but it looks really cool!
I remember I got into the alpha and was so excited but for some reason I just literally never played it once
It wasn't mainly new gauntlets that time community wanted, but that the game distance it self from BR aspect and focus more on the fun combats mechanics.